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In at least two senses, yes: 1. It is owned by the public. The public has a right to know how its tax dollars are being spent. 2. Certainly there is no expect
by hackyhacky 20d ago
In at least two senses, yes:
1. It is owned by the public. The public has a right to know how its tax dollars are being spent.
2. Certainly there is no expectations of privacy in a jail cell, as the jail administrators and guards can enter at any time.
- jlarocco 20d agoNumber one doesn't necessarily apply in the United States. A lot of our prisons (but not all) are privately run.